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Nice to see fans of a pathetic fanbase come out from under their rocks after giving up on their team for years when they weren’t good. Our fans were loyal through ****ing hell known as 2012. The 49ers are a bandwagon franchise with a shit fanbase.
Seriously look at these fickle ****s <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Official kickoff photo <a href="https://t.co/DNqQbcb8NJ">pic.twitter.com/DNqQbcb8NJ</a></p>— Tim Kawakami (@timkawakami) <a href="https://twitter.com/timkawakami/status/663462544946819072?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 8, 2015</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> https://www.google.com/amp/s/deadspi...1803139723/amp |
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You should probably get your facts straight before you humiliate yourself on an opposing team’s message board. Also good to see that Dee Ford is continuing to be an injury-plagued broke dick in SF like he was for much of his career in KC. |
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Tennessee and the Packers both made the championship games of their conferences. And we bitch slapped the Titans just like we're gonna bitch slap the 49ers. Come back and talk some shit on Monday. I dare ya |
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For your sake, I hope that a couple edge rushers and receivers will be the difference in avoiding another 35-7 first half annihilation. Btw, that’s exactly what many executives and scouts are expecting. Blowout city. Start lubing. |
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I mean, it’s not like the Titans and Packers were playing for Super Bowl appearances a week and a half ago . . . . . I see your Colt and will raise you a Falcon. Dumbass |
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Lots of streets to shit in. |
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He doesn't even know the history of his own team. He's a buttpirate. |
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LMAO |
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Oh my bad D Ford had 13 sacks. Second to Cris Jones with 15. The rest were garbage. This Chief's Defense is garbage and Kyle Shanahan will work it this coming Sunday. Enjoy that AFC Championship Trophy. That's all you will get. That's all you deserve . |
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Well, Justin Houston (aka ‘garbage’) also had 9 sacks. Same as your brokedick Dee Ford this year. So I guess Ford is garbage too, huh? |
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Fun Fact : the Chiefs almost beat the Packers with half an Oline and a guy who was teaching high school math and coaching high school football at the beginning of the season at QB. |
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I'm sure the Titans were a struggle for the Chiefs. Obviously they were. Goes to show you just how sad the Chiefs are. Don't let the media hype fool you. Nobody was talking about the Chiefs until the Ravens and Patriots bowed out. 49ers by 15+ |
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Speaking of the Ravens...we spanked their bitch asses this year. 49ers are fixing to get their bitch asses spanked. Chiefs by 50+ |
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Seriously **** off with this “our defense is good” bullshit. You played a 3rd place schedule. Bucs Bengals Skins Steelers without any of their good players Panthers without Cam Are we supposed to be impressed by that? Are we supposed to be impressed by Russell Wilson with a 50 year old RB coming back and no OL bc his shit franchise can’t draft anymore? You played some average offenses like the Falcons and Cardinals and they averaged 24 PPG on your “all time defense”. GTFO with this dumb shit. Nobody outside of SF even knows who your secondary is outside of old ass Sherman. And judging by your shit fanbase, I would bet they don’t know or care either. Your defense is not the NYG that killed Brady or the Broncos 2015 or the Seahawks 2013. We are actually salivating at our receivers facing your secondary. It’s absolute shit compared to what we’ve seen this year. |
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As. ****. The 49ers are garbage. The 49ers are turds in the street. We're gonna shut that vaunted run game down, then Jimmy Grapes will throw a few interceptions. Chiefs win by a large margin. |
Media hype? Of course there’s media hype. We were 4 inches away from the Super Bowl LAST year (thanks to your brokedick DE Ford).
What were you doing then? Planning your draft strategy with your Top 5 pick. Chiefs haven’t lost by more than 7 points since Mahomes became QB, but you’re gonna blow them out and win by 15+? What an idiotic take. Are you this stupid in real life or just when you’re trolling on a message board? Seriously. If you’re gonna hang here, come with good football talk or solid smack talk. Otherwise, just return to your AIDS infested, shit stained, sanctuary loving bundle of sticks festival in SF. |
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This is gonna be fun. |
49er trolls will disappear come Sunday night, they're all over the intrawebz spewing their trash.
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Fun fact... the Chiefs beat the Ravens who beat the 49ers.
Jimmy Crappolo was in his usual mediocre form, throwing for 165 yards for the game. Mahomes exceeded that passing yardage total vs. the Ravens by halftime... without Tyreek Hill and Eric Fisher. |
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Mariota shredded a Falcons defense that made Jimmy Crappolo look like his usual mediocre self. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> GM Brett Veach explains why he doesn't have a timeframe for a contract extension with Patrick Mahomes and how negotiations on new CBA could impact prospects for Mahomes and Chris Jones deals this offseason. <a href="https://t.co/dvOkWhv7vn">https://t.co/dvOkWhv7vn</a></p>— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) <a href="https://twitter.com/mattderrick/status/1222734993123954689?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...44b51466fa.jpg STFU bandwagoner Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I have yet to see a 49er fanboy name me 3 players on their defense who are better at their respective positions than:
Frank Clark Chris Jones Tyrann Matthieu |
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I had a dream that somehow, in crunch time, Tyreek Hill ended up on the field on defense. It was 4th and long, and if we stopped them, the Lombardi Trophy was ours.
Tyreek blitzed from the slot corner position, and hit JG for what appeared to be a sack, but at the last second he flipped it to Mostert, who is very fast. Tyreek got up and chased Mostert down from behind, one yard short of the 1st down. In the celebration a reporter asked Tyreek why Spags put him in the game on that play. He laughed and said he looked out and saw that we only had 10 men on the field, and that Spags was trying to yell at someone to get on the field, but Reid had wanted to save the time out for Mahomes in case the 49ers scored, so they were going to roll with 10, but he just happened to be standing next to Spags and they made eye contact and without any words being exchanged he put his helmet on and ran onto the field. Then they cut back to Joe Buck who was trying to discuss the greatest play in SB history, but every time he had to call Tyreek the hero of the game, he threw up in his mouth a little. I don't know what any of that means, but I did wake up thinking that Tyreek would have been an absolute shut down corner. Sent from my GM1915 using Tapatalk |
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Silly troll. You're going to learn all about the Chiefs entire team on Sunday. All we have is Mahomes? LOL. Oh, buddy. You're in for a treat. Of course, you won't come back and eat your crow like a good boy. You'll disappear just like all the other teams' trolls that stop in here, talk a bunch of uneducated smack and then vanish after getting their ass kicked. |
Warren Sharp was on The Ringer podcast. Pointed out that the 49ers pass rush is average on 1st and 2nd down. It’s on 3rd down where they’re something like 10ppt better than the league average (Chiefs interestingly have the second best 3rd down pass rush).
Against that, the 3rd down sack rate on Mahomes is 3.3% which is nearly the lowest in the league. Also mentioned that the 49ers are very susceptible to play action, 3 WR sets, and are 25th in red zone defense. Finally, he noted that the Chiefs defense was absolutely horrible against pre-snap motion which Shanahan is obviously going to throw at them a lot. |
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Make no mistake, SF has a really good defense -- but was it on the same level of the Patriots this year? I don't think so.
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The 49er answer to everything. https://i.imgur.com/vPtZp3G.gif |
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It really depends on the matchup. The 49ers would match up great against the Ravens, I think, because of their speed at the second level. Against the Chiefs? The Patriots and Chargers are much better matchups because of the quality and athleticism of their secondaries, which let them play all sorts of coverages. The Patriots’ D also doesn’t have a difference-making player who is only on the field in sub packages like the 49ers do with Dee Ford. |
Here's Mike McGlinchey taking on Frank Clark...
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">#69 Mike McGlinchey wants no part of Frank Clark. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a> <a href="https://t.co/CK2ydBmtSY">pic.twitter.com/CK2ydBmtSY</a></p>— Chiefs Channel (@ChiefsChannel) <a href="https://twitter.com/ChiefsChannel/status/1222743171072847872?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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That's exactly what I was saying yesterday w/r/t Dee Ford - does he actually make them any better or are they actually just really good on 3rd down? Moreover, their pass-rush win rate fell hard over the latter half of the season when they started playing quality teams. Meanwhile he played more snaps earlier in the season when they were playing poorer offensive lines. So again, it's going to LOOK like the pass rush was better when he was there. I'm more and more convinced that Ford is just a spurious variable and has very little direct impact on his teammates. It's simply a line that's quite good in pass rush situations, especially against teams that lack premier pass-blocking. Well okay - let's just keep being efficient on 1st and 2nd downs then. Someday I'll figure out when Nick Bosa became Reggie White in the eyes of some of these analysts. Yes, he's an AMAZING rookie. Like, among the greatest rookie seasons you'll see. But he's still just a rookie and as a player writ large, he's merely very good. We can deal with very good because our Ts are pretty damn good in their own right. |
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Is anyone else already tired of talking about this? **** i'm just ready for the game.
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Jimmy G. was asked last night if this was the best offense he's ever been a part of and he wouldn't say that it was. That's a slap in the face to his teammates when the quarterback doesn't think that they're very elite. He must not have much confidence in his abilities and he's probably having multiple nightmares about Frank Clark and Chris Jones. I can't imagine Mahomes not praising his teammates.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Tyreek Hill says he wants to try out for the US Olympic team if he’s healthy after the Super Bowl.<br><br>This was Cheetah’s speed in HIGH SCHOOL <a href="https://twitter.com/brgridiron?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@brgridiron</a><br><br>(via <a href="https://twitter.com/thecheckdown?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@thecheckdown</a>)<a href="https://t.co/H6kdk512x9">pic.twitter.com/H6kdk512x9</a></p>— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) <a href="https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1222894417813491713?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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The Niners gave up 46 points to the Saints, then 31 to the Rams. Both of those of teams have offensive lines that produced elite adjusted sack rates on the year.
The Chiefs are the 4th best team at preventing sacks, but that doesn't tell the whole story. Matt Moore took 7 sacks in the two game he played, and our offensive line has only been fully healthy for about a month now. https://i.imgur.com/mfLVSH6.png |
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Frank Clark, Chris Jones and KPass are gonna feast . . . . . |
I think it’s legitimate to ask if the 49ers will even score 20 without a special teams or defensive TD. I don’t think this game will be close. Chiefs by 3 scores.
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When's the last time there was a fully healthy offense in warm weather conditions? Jax? I think the weather thing is being discounted. As long as the field is in good condition, our fast-twitch guys may be running wide-open all over the field like in Jax. What we did on offense the last two games in frigid weather conditions is pretty remarkable.
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https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2020/1/...-chiefs-winner
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IF the 9ers take the Pats man coverage game plan, huge if.... the Chiefs have been playing that shit all season long just about. It’s not some huge mystery anymore. They have plays designed to beat it in spades. On top of that, their dudes aren’t even close to NE in the secondary. |
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"Playing the Chiefs is like playing the Golden State Warriors, they can come old cold and flat, you do everything right and you feel like you got this, a couple of 3's later you are demoralized and all you can think is man we're ****ed" |
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I'm sick of reading dumb takes from talking heads and sports writers. Sunday, please get here quick........
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Dieter lol
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">.<a href="https://twitter.com/Shermanator_42?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Shermanator_42</a> answering these tough questions in stride <a href="https://t.co/0RtU85Uw8f">pic.twitter.com/0RtU85Uw8f</a></p>— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1222893336870244352?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Fellas, I think a lot of the prognosticators are right: This game is going to be decided by the defensive line.
Only thing is, they're all thinking about the wrong defensive line. Clark, Suggs, Jones along with the Hungry Pigs (Pennel, Nnadi, Saunders) and Kpass are going to dictate and dominate. |
With this offense, KC may not see a 3rd down for the entire 1st half.
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We know he can't handle pressure, he gets jumpy feet and coughs the ball up. |
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It's funny how if you look around 49ers fans think they're team is disrespected it's weird how everyone plays that angle.
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The 9ers aren't going to come out playing man. They don't have the horses to even try the Pats gameplan. And that sort of defense pretty much runs contrary to everything the Seattle Scheme does, you don't just upend everything you do on defense for the Superbowl.
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The Chiefs primarily play 3 DEs these days (Clark, Suggs, Kpassagnon) and all are excellent at setting the edge and hold up well against the run. Jones, when used there, also sets the edge well. That's the exact type of DE you need/want against a zone run scheme. Disciplined ends who set the edge and defend the run well. Hell, even Demone Harris has been solid against the run when playing. And then on the interior, in Pennel and Nnadi and Saunders, you have big guys who can hold their gaps and fill but who ALSO have enough athleticism to hold their gap and get a piece of the RB in there. Same with Jones, who is now playing disciplined football. The 49ers have a great running scheme and good blocking talent. They present a challenge. This DL is well-situated to meet it. And if the front is holding up well and keeping the second level clean, it makes it easier for Spagnuolo to go to his 3-safety nickel D and use Fuller deep, with Sorenson and Mathieu in the box. I really like the matchup of using Sorenson as basically a WLB against the base sets, as long as the DL is winning. Gives them a better matchup in chasing the zone plays and also a better matchup if the 49ers throw. |
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This game comes down to our o line vs their D line. Fisher has a chance to make Bosa his bitch
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Great point by Dan Orlovsky yesterday. It doesn’t matter what the 49ers cone out with. Pat has a cheat sheet.
All he has to do is line up Kelce outside and it will tell what the 49ers are running. They can try to switch it up after the snap, but thay won’t work well with how much speed we have. And if they want to play man coverage on Kelce with a LB or DB, then we’ll happily take that mismatch every time. |
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Yeah, that's a really smart gameplan - crowd the line with 5, send 4 to confuse the blockign and leave a 5th as something of a spy to cover outlet passes and/or Mahomes legs. If you can get pressure, you can make things difficult. Especially if that 5th guy also has the freedom to attack if Mahomes starts to try to extend the play. But shit, where's he get the "well it's obviously just gonna shut the Chiefs down" from? It never has before. And yes, the 49er DL is better than the Patriots but the Patriots secondary is better than the 49ers. He had a lot of interesting information throughout that series but in the end just could not avoid a temptation to hot-take the shit out of it. Why? Couldn't tell ya. His own analysis doesn't support his conclusion. It's just...odd. |
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1/2 of the Patriots formula was running a bunch of stunts and twists up front with the DL and crowding the line and muddying up who was coming and who was dropping. The 49ers could do some of that and drop Ford or Bosa or even Armstead into a short zone (though their 43 DEs are not as versatile as the 34 OLBs the Patriots were working with). The other 1/2 of the formula was having the secondary skill, speed, and depth to match up across the board in man. If I remember correctly, Gilmore primarily covered Kelce man-to-man in that game, and they used the McCourtys to bracket Hill, with Jones covering Watkins and 4th CB matched up on Conley. First problem for the 49ers is they don't have that type of talent or depth at CB. Second problem for the 49ers is that the Chiefs have gotten a lot more dangerous at WR with the addition of Hardman. A team trying to play a coverage scheme similar to the one above would have to face the adjustment of the Chiefs putting Hardman on the field. Then either Watkins or Hardman is working solo against a 3rd or 4th coverage guy, and you likely have a single high safety. You're going to be able to force that high safety to pick one. Hardman just destroys angles (even when the pursuit is from Adoree Jackson, one of the fastest corners in the league), and Watkins is so dangerous after the catch, too. Oh, and then you have a speedy RB out of the backfield to deal with, too. Who is certainly drawing coverage from a LB at this point. So yeah, that Patriots model works. If you can man up and prevent quick wins from the Chiefs WR. And if you someone in the secondary who can single-cover Kelce and not get pwned. And if you have the depth to stick actual good coverage guys who can run on Watkins and Hardman. |
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